Solberg Waived Hearing in Fish License Case
Carl Solberg Amana waived the preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury on $300 bond for resisting an officer and escape after allegedly fleeing Conservation Officer R W Beckman during a fishing without license arrest. He has a 15 day sentence on the no fishing license charge. Don Ryan Cedar Rapids fined $5 and costs for defective brakes. Justice H R Churchill presided.
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Carl Solberg
Amana
Solberg
R W. Beckman
Don Ryan
Cedar Rapids
H. R Churchill
Cedar Rapids and Green Bay residents named in local incidents
A list of residents from Cedar Rapids and Green Bay including John Sharp and Margaret Anderson are linked to various events. Fire calls include a garage fire at 3115 Adel Street SE in Cedar Rapids and a two alarm blaze at Honeymead Products, plus a minor smudge at Witwer warehouse. Mercy Hospital reports a son born to Mr and Mrs Nolan Oliphant.
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Sarah Pugh
A. Cook
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Carol
William E. Helm
Vinton Road
Charles Leslie King
Thirty-second Street
Vaclav Suchan
Third Street
John Sharp
Green Bay
Wis
Margaret Louise Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Robert E Haydon
Ruth C. Schultz
John C. Rice
Jane Dunlap
Samuel R. McGregor
Santa Monica
Calif
Lillie Kolsto
Atkins
Vernon Charles Carie
Fern Katherine Schneider
Adel Street
Paul F. James
Tenth Street
Witwer Warehouse
Third Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Nolan
Jerry Allen Bys
Jerry Bys
D Avenue NE
Central City Bank Trustee Seeks Closure Amid Prolonged Litigation
The Central City Bank trustee group faces lengthy court cases and growing legal costs. With about $19,000 cash on hand for a potential dividend, officials debate remaining assets including a 17 acre farm and outlawed notes. Trustees claim closure possible once litigation ends.
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E. E. Henderson
Linn County Court
Supreme Court
O'Meara
Hamilton
Henderson
Demandshull Resigns From State Board Contested Suit
The board discussed a civil action naming Mr. Hancher among 40 defendants. At the Oct. 4 meeting Keenan read a letter to Dr A L Syverud arguing the suit involves no moral turpitude or disqualification for the presidency, and the board unanimously believed it could not affect Hancher's qualifications.
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Hancher
Shull
Keenan
A. L. Syverud
Davenport
Tri- Cities
Bands Ready to Open Willkie Rally in Cedar Rapids
A 20 piece American Federation of Musicians band will play on Cedar Rapids streets between 7 and 8 pm before moving to the Memorial coliseum for Gov Harold E Stassen and author Kathleen Norris to speak. The Coe college band and an organ recital precede the rally which starts at 8 15 pm.
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American Federation of Musicians
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Kathleen Norris
Coliseum
David G. Bleakley
Linn County Willkie Club
Coe College
Stanley Vesely
Bleakley
Stassen
Norris
WMT
Waterloo
KRNT
Des Moines
KMA
Shenandoah
WNAX
Yankton
S. C
KGLO
Mason City
WCCO
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Board row over Hancher and Keeonan positions at Iowa
The document cites a clash between Mr Keeonan and the University of Iowa board president over the selection of Mr Hancher. Keeonan demands Hancher’s withdrawal and Earl Hall’s resignation, saying Keeonan has reversed his prior stance. A gentleman’s agreement is noted among board members to unify the majority view.
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University of Iowa
Keenan
Hancher
Earl Hall
Fairfield Board Member Endorses State University President Pick
Fairfield state board of education member Roy Louden said in response to an AP inquiry that he believes Mr Hancher would make a good president for the State University of Iowa. No events have altered that view.
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Fairfield (Ap
Roy Louden
Fairfield
State Board of Education
Associated Press
Hancher
State University of Iowa
Houghton Dodges Comment on Han cher Case
Mrs. H. C. Houghton Jr. of the Iowa state board of education declined to comment on the Han cher case, saying only that it is a legal matter and that lawyers on the board will respond.
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RED Oak
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Iowa State Board of Education
Hancher
Victory Corp hearing delay in Hancher fraud suit
A hearing in the suit against Virgil M Hancher and others over a $110,000 claim and alleged fraud and conspiracy by the Victory Corporation of Chicago was postponed to 2 p m Wednesday. The case, before Master in Chancery Samuel Berke, involves notes sold by Hancher and later bought by his mother, with a claimed $6,000 corporation loss.
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Gazette
Chicago
Virgil M Hancher
University of Iowa
Victory Corporation of Chicago
Thomas Tighe
Samuel Berke
Hancher
Tighe
Victory Corporation
Honeymead Co Bean Plant Swept by Fire
Fire damaged a seven story Honeymead bean plant injuring no one, with operations delayed for days. Firefighters battled the blaze for over two hours as hoses stretched across tracks and a distant hydrant caused delays. Machinery survived though floors slick with mash and water, and no smoulder was found after probing the grain elevator.
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Honeymead CO
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Kohout
Tickets on sale for Legion meeting and event
Expected to turn in tickets at a Legion office meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the coliseum Legion office. Tickets available Wednesday at the box office and at Curry's Beeson's Niagara cigar stores Syndicate Clothing Arm strong's sporting goods Podzimek pharmacy econ avenue and First Street.
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Legion
Coliseum
Curry’s
Beeson's
Niagara Cigar
Syndicate Clothing Company
Armstrong’s Sporting Goods
Podzimek
Econ Avenue
First Street
Bucharest Quake Triggers Panic and Basements Rush
In Bucharest many rushed to basements after a strong earthquake caused heavy tremors and damaged houses. Fearful casualties were reported as people feared those trapped in collapsed buildings. Sofit and nearby Bulgarian towns also felt the quake.
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Bucharest
Romania
INS
Sofit
Navy club to meet at Montrose hotel this Wednesday
City briefs note the Navy club gathering at the Montrose hotel at 8 p.m. Wednesday and list auxiliary meetings for Townsend clubs 2 and 4 with addresses for Mrs. Ella Fisher and Mrs. A. E. Cubbison.
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Navy Club
Montrose Hotel
Townsend Clubs
Ella Fisher
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Army reserve officers to hear congressman Dies address
Linn county reserve officers will attend in a body the address of Congressman Martin Dies at the Memorial Coliseum at 8 15 p m Wednesday. They will meet at the federal building at 7 30 p m and proceed to the coliseum.
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Army Reserve
Linn County
Martin
Memorial Coliseum
Federal Building
Army Enlistments Listed at Cedar Rapids Station
Army enlistments at the Cedar Rapids recruiting station Tuesday included Richard Long 18 son of Fred H Long of Marion Eighteenth field artillery Fort Des Moines Alfred Disher of Rock Island Illinois and Harold Hensal of Panora quartermaster corps Fort Des Moines.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard Long
Fred H Long
Marion
Eighteenth Field Artillery
Fort Des Moines
Alfred Disher
Rock Island, Ill
Harold Hensal
Panora
Quartermaster Corps
Public Improvements Officials Prep River Bed Road for Snow
Public Improvements Commissioner Dave Williams ordered a large grader to clear a roadway along the west river bank between First and F avenues bridges. The crew worked in the dry river bed to level the route for snow dumping from city streets.
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Public Improvements
Dave Williams
Williams
First
F Avenue
Special Trains To Remove Berlin Tots
German railways plan 75 special trains through October to remove children from Berlin. Families in eastern provinces are asked to volunteer to receive one or two children, with routes aimed at dispersing youngsters to other parts of the reich.
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Berlin
Reich
Dairy Dale Community Church Begins Regular Services
Regular preaching started last Sunday at Dairy Dale Community Church and Sunday school. Services will be held each Sunday at 10 30 am following Sunday school from 9 30 to 10 30 am. Rev L E Wardle Sunday school superintendent spoke from John 3 16. Wardle received a birthday gift from the congregation. Mrs Schnell of Lincoln Heights is now Sunday school and church chorister.
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Dairy Dale
L. E. Wardle
Wardle
Schnell
Lincoln Heights
Kennedy Leaves London Amid Doubt on Return
United States Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy departed for home as British officials and papers suggested he would not return. Balkan envoys warned that delaying US entry beyond year’s start could doom Mediterranean defense, urging a US naval squadron to aid Britain. Kennedy reportedly discouraged expectations of entry while relaying warnings to Roosevelt and Hull.
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London
United States
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Germany
Italy
Mediterranean
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Royce Lyons Wins East Iowa District Cornhusking Meet
Royce Lyons, 23, of Keota representing Washington county won the east Iowa district cornhusking contest at Cotter Brothers farm near Columbus Junction. He netted 2 6105 pounds, beating 12 rivals as 2 500 spectators watched. Ralph Keppy of Davenport was runner up with 2 515 pounds, and Bus ter Stallman of Fairfax placed third with 2 421 pounds. Lyons and Keppy advance to the state contest set for Friday at the Dave Dykstra farm near Mitchellville.
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Columbus Junction
Royce Lyons
Keota
Washington County
Iowa
Cotter Brothers
Ralph Keppy
Davenport
Keppy
Henry Keppy
Linn County
Lotisa
Walter Reynolds
Muscatine
Harry Brenneman
Nichols
Johnson County
Clarence Johnson
Burlington
Des Moines
Arlo Roth
Farmington
Lee County
Ralph Robinson
Blairstown
Benton County
Raymond Rich
Winfield
Henry County
William Shutterlee
Williamsburg
Iowa County
Lyons
Dave Dykstra
Mitchellville
Lawman wins northwest Iowa cornhusking title
Elmer Lawman of Rodman husked 2 490 pounds to win the northwest Iowa district cornhusking contest. Orvill Radke of Alta finished second with 2 449 05 pounds and Ralph Hurst of Granville placed third with 2 354 5 pounds. Lawman Radke and Hulst won the Palo Alto Buena Vista and Sioux county contests respectively.
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Hartley
Elmer Lawman
Rodman
Iowa
Orvill Radke
Alta
Ralph Hurst
Granville
Lawman
Radke
Hulst
Palo Alto
Buena Vista
Sioux County
Denison farmer wins west central Iowa district contest
Aloyius Schreck of Dedham in Carroll county led the west central Iowa district with 1 977 5 pounds. Marvin Helkenn of Holstein in Ida county was second with 1 934 5 pounds and Emmett Buehler of Odebolt in Sac county was third with 1 921 55 pounds.
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Denison
Aloyius Schreck
Dedham
Carroll County
Iowa
Marvin Helkenn
Holstein
Ida County
Emmett Buehler
Odebolt
Sac County
Building Trades Move To Back Roosevelt Third Term
In Iowa the Building Trades convention did not vote on endorsing a Roosevelt third term. Ray King Cedar Rapids council president said the resolution was never brought to a vote due to parliamentary procedure and a nonpartisan stance. D Fay Merrill had claimed a defeat by a large majority which King disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Building and Construction Trade Councils
Roosevelt
Ray King
Cedar Rapids
Monday Gazette
D. Fay Merrill
Cedar Rapids Building Trades Council
Teamsters' Union
King
J. D. White
Teamsters’ Union
Resolutions Committee
White
Resolutions
Building Trades Council
Merrill
Fred Canfield
City leader fails bid for a third term
Reporters were barred from the session where resolutions were presented as the mayoral term bid failed. King could not be reached by press time Monday.
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King
Mexico rejects Japanese bids on oil and iron
Mexico City officials say Mexico vetoes Japanese proposals to buy oil and scrap iron as a gesture of Western Hemisphere solidarity. The move was announced Tuesday by high government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
British and neutral shipping losses vs German sink claims
The Admiralty reported that the week ended Oct 14 saw British and neutral merchant shipping losses totaling 63 265 tons, while Germany claimed to have sunk 122 041 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Admiralty
Community Chest Workers Push On For Victory Dinner
Community Chest drive nears completion with a Victory dinner planned at the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday at 6 pm. Pledge total stood at 7 013 with 13 506 remaining to reach the goal ahead of the deadline.
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Chamber of Commerce
Welfare Bureau
Surgeon Says Many Operations Unneeded
Chicago report cites claim that hundreds of operations are performed daily without necessity at U S hospitals during a meeting of the Amenesa College of Surgeons hospital standardization conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amenesa College of Surgeons
Des Moines Weather Outlook for Oct 22 to Oct 26
Forecast covers Des Moines from 6 30 PM Oct 22 to 6 30 PM Oct 26. Temperatures near normal with average precipitation. Expect colder weather late period with possible rain and wet conditions Friday and Saturday.
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Des Moines
Nore
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